NAD that ended in tragedy

[Snake Aces]

He probably changed the fuse and lived happily ever after.

Hopefully. Radio Shack or Ax-man Surplus is the remaining question...

 

[GuitarStv]

I'd love to know how things turned out. I was interested in buying a Falcon Grande at one point, and hadn't heard anything bad about Tone King's stuff.

 

[zizyphus]

UPDATE:
Oh wow, this thread really blew up! (Just like my brand new Imperial did )

Anyway, the kind folks at Chicago Music Exchange took it back. I used to live in Chicago, and don't anymore, but I have enough family and friends there that I was going to the city anyway, and just dropped it off for a refund.

It quite honestly left a bad taste in my mouth, and I'm thinking of checking out a Friedman Runt instead

 

[GilmourD]

1%-3% of all manufactured items are defective from the factory, regardless of industry.

Given that this is the first time I've heard of a Tone King product dying... Sorry that you're a statistic.

 

[ehdwuld]

If you had reached out to those guys in California that build those
You may have come away with some swag along with a refurbished amp